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Examining the political economy of agriculture and land in Central Asia, with particular attention to agrarian transformation, land access, and gendered relations of production. The session explores how state policies, foreign investment, and global agricultural markets reshape rural livelihoods and relations of labour and social reproduction. It considers how agrarian change reproduces or challenges existing inequalities and dependencies, and what these transformations reveal about the region's position within processes of uneven development.

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